Bibliography

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  • Bergstrøm, Ture. 2020. “A Late Medieval Recorder from Copenhagen.” Galpin Society Journal 73: 220, 240, 244.
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  • Bornstein, Andrea, and Vittorio Nicolucci. 2000. “‘Il flauto dolce: Struttura, nomenclatura e cenni storici’ [The Recorder: Structure, Nomenclature, and a Brief History].” In Il flauto dolce: Dallo scolaro al virtuoso. Bologna: UT Orpheus Edizioni.
  • Bowers, Jane. 1979. “‘Flaüste Traverseinne’ and ‘Flûte d’Allemagne’: The Flute in France from the Late Middle Ages up through 1702.” “Recherches” Sur La Musique Française Classique 19: 7–49.
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  • Brade, Christine. 1975. Die mittelalter Kernspaldloten Mittel- und Nordeuropas: Ein Beitrag zur prähistorischer und zur Typologie mittelalterlicher Kernspaltjloten [Medieval Duct Flutes of Central and Northern Europe: a Contribution to the Typology of Prehistoric and Medieval Duct Flutes]. Vol. 14. Göttinger Schriften zur Vor- und Frühgeschichte. Neumunster: Karl Wachholtz.
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  • Braun, Gerhard, and Nikolaus Delius. 1997. “Einige Gedanken zur Ästhetik der Blockflöte und des Blockflötenspiels im 20. Jahrhundert [Some Thoughts on the Aesthetic of the Recorder and Recorder Playing in the Twentieth Century].” In Sine musica nulla vita: Festschrift Hermann Moeck zum 75. Geburtstag am 16. September 1997, 91–107. Celle: Moeck Verlag.
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  • Dolmetsch, Carl F. 1968. “Which Way to Turn the Clock?” Recorder and Music Magazine 2 (9): 283–84.
  • Dolmetsch, Carl F. 1986. “High F Sharp.” Recorder and Music Magazine 8 (9): 275.
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  • Ehrlich, Robert. 1993. “Our Recorder Culture: A Pyramid Built on Sand?” American Recorder 34 (3): 7–11.
  • Ehrlich, Robert. 1990–1991. “Prejudice, Practice and Ride: How to Be a Happy Recorder Player.” Recorder: Journal of the Victorian Recorder Guild, 12: 1–5; 13: 5–13.
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